Mama Wants To Go Mn Blogger BAD!!!
You know that old saying, "you snooze, you lose?"Well I did. But it it was more like a mini catnap.I wanted to go to the First Ever Mn Blogger's Conference BAD.Like uber bad.
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Caveman Cafe: Yesterday and Today
I'm trying to blog each meal we have to make is easier for me in a few months when I plan on typing up a list of all the meals we had, to make meal planning easier.
Yesterday we had meatloaf muffins, meatloaf made in muffin pans.
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Rhubarb Cosmo
You might not be able to tell from looking at it, but rhubarb is a great cocktail ingredient. It’s tart, grassy flavor is a refreshing complement to liquor, sweet ingredients, and lime. ...
The LaPlants
On the last day of August, the last Summer Concert Series performance for 2010 took place at the Assembly of God Church. The featured performers were the LaPlants.
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LLTC on LPTV's Lakeland News
Leech Lake Tribal College was highlighted on last night's edition of Lakeland Public Television's "Lakeland News": http://www.lakelandptv.org/index.p ...
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Walk A Mile_Higher Res.m4v
The first Walk A Mile event ever held in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, in September 2010. Men don high heels and other women's
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LLTC Welcomes New Red Lake Nation College President King
Leech Lake Tribal College is honored to welcome new Red Lake Nation College President Dan King to our campus today. President King is leading Red La ...
Murder Room: The heirs of Sherlock Holmes gather to solve the world’s most perplexing cold cases
Meeting monthly in Philadelphia, eighty two members of the Vidocq Society meet to hunt down murderers in cold cases. William Fleisher states: “Our mission is to help the police at their request, working quietly in the background without fanfare, to act as an agent for justice.” Learn about the three men, William Fleisher, Frank Bender and Richard Walter, founders of the Vidocq Society and the cold cases selected and featured in this book.
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Art in the Park closes tonight in Chisholm
Tonight the Minnesota Discovery Center in Chisholm closes its "Art in the Park" concert series at the amphitheater. Admission is free with live local music, food, beverage and fun for all.
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Update on Sibley County FTTH feasibility study
Thanks to Chris Mitchell (from the Institute for Local Self Reliance) for the detailed update on Sibley County’s feasibility study. (Blandin Foundation is helping Sibley County with a grant to perform their feasibility study.) According to Chris, there are public meetings happening throughout the area to discuss the potential project. ...
Thursday News Gathering
Great River Pizza will be selling whole pizzas and pizza-by-the-slice today at 12 noon in the Benny Tonce Memorial Room 204. Come on over and suppor ... More from Leech Lake Tribal College Library Blog
The Journey From Muffin Top to Skinny Jeans
SO HERE WE ARE AGAIN! Have you made any changes in the past few weeks? I am not seeing much as far as change on the scale..BUT.. I am proud to say I am STILL "chocolate free" and have been getting a... [[ This is a content summary only. ...
Paul Bunyanland
Despite a sadness that the Paul Bunyan Amusement Park in Brainerd (Minnesota), that I knew as a child, was moved to "Paul Bunyanland's" new location 6 miles east on Highway 18, the present owners have done an amazing job of recreating their own version. ...
What can you do with $1?
Why, buy a wardrobe of course! :-)
The local thrift stores and lots of the yard sales around here offer "Fill a bag for $1" and I LOVE them so much!
I can usually find clothes for the kids, sometimes really nice things but if not I'm still able to find lots of play clothes for them.
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More on Carver County’s ARRA-funded broadband project
A couple of weeks ago, Carver County got the good word on their ARRA application. Here’s a quick reminder on their project… Carver County – This nearly $6 million award will allow the County of Carver to offer affordable middle-mile broadband service in south central Minnesota. ...
Where Has Summer Gone!?!
I see how few posts I have made and wonder where did the summer go? But I also look forward to fall because that is when things will slow here and I can begin the drawings for painting this winter.
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Bucks Buy Books
The Library Board’s annual BUCKS BUY BOOKS campaign is under way. The library’s budget has been cut at a time when libraries are being used more than ever.
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Rolling Down the River to the West Bank
by Doug MacRostie"The West Bank" has historically been a hotbed for music in Minnesota. Part of the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in Minneapolis, it's bordered by the Mississippi River to the north and east.
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Sept. 3 Market
Vendors: Armstrong Acres (chickens, baked goods, mustard) Great River Gardens (produce, perennials) Rising Star (breads) Casey Sawyer (potatoes) Jim F ...
September 1: A Memorable (and Disasterous) Day in Minnesota History
by Scott HallCass County was established on September 1, 1851, seven years before Minnesota became a state. There were some forest fire disasters this time of year, usually the culmination of long periods of drought.1894 A forest fire kills 413 people and burns 160,000 acres of timberland around Hinckley.
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